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Congrats on the release! For the HN crowd, worth mentioning two other startups here: 1. KeyLines (Cambridge Intelligence) has great visualizations and core in
by lmeyerov 12y ago
Congrats on the release!
For the HN crowd, worth mentioning two other startups here:
1. KeyLines (Cambridge Intelligence) has great visualizations and core integrations (Neo4j, Titan)
2. For exploring bigger graphs (ex: entire live netflow topologies from Splunk) and graph analytics+ML (ex: Spark/GraphX), we're alpha testing our GPU-accelerated client/cloud approach. Email alpha@graphistry.com :)
- mentatseb 12y agoThanks! Worth also mentioning Sigma.js, the open source core on which we are building our toolkit.
- lmeyerov 12y agoYeah, building a great graph engine is hard! I like a lot about: -- Cola (flexible constraint-based): http://marvl.infotech.monash.edu/webcola/ http://marvl.infotech.monash.edu/webcola/ -- Vivagraph (big graphs in webgl) doesn't get enough love: http://www.yasiv.com/graphs#Bai/rw496 http://www.yasiv.com/graphs#Bai/rw496 Getting the best of both is hard, hence our real-time GPU clusters. It'll be longer before we can usefully open that up that layer =/
- mentatseb 12y agoCola has great algorithms! Hopefully they will be implemented as a Sigma plugin (https://github.com/qinfchen/sigmajs-webcola https://github.com/qinfchen/sigmajs-webcola). Still, GPU clusters beat all for performance. I'd love to see a demo :)